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Asked by jherington in JavaScript, Microsoft Development, Programming for ASP.NET
I have started a project where I am interfacing with an ActiveX object which has well defined properties, methods and events. I am following some example code which show how to handle events within javascript - here is an example:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript" for="Skype" event="CallStatus(Call, Status)">
debugger;
</script>
This code works perfectly - when I initiate a call from within javascript the above event handler fires just fine (and then fires for each subsequent event within the call cycle). My concern is that VS2008 strongly objects to this format - claiming "Could Not Complete Action" when ever I insert this or a similar event string onto my page. Also VS2008 indicates that the 'for' and 'event' attributes are "not valid for the element script" and finally, Intellisense does not work within this <script></script> tags.
So my question is - Is there a better way to code this event? I would suspect this event syntax I am using above may not be cross-browser compatible (which honestly is not a huge concern for this particular project) but generally I would rather code this in a "more standards compatible (XHTML)" manner.
Thanks!
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